US and Cuba hold postal resumption talks
The United States and Cuba will today [17 September] discuss the possible resumption of a long-suspended direct postal service, reports Reuters.
Read MoreAuthor: Ian Taylor
Australia Post offers British passport service
Australia Post is the first non-British Government agency anywhere in the world to be granted the ability to accept British passport applications.
Read MoreDMA gives strike warning
The Direct Marketing Association (DMA) has accused the Communication Workers Union (CWU) of undermining the commercial value of post as a communication tool following the latest spate of strike action in the UK, reports Print Week.
Read MoreEnvironmental impact of communications
A number of companies in the postal and logistics businesses have made great strides into ‘greening’ their operations and reducing the carbon impact of their business/market.
Read MorePost delayed by strikes in UK
Some letters and parcels are taking up to two weeks to be delivered as the postal strikes continue to bring chaos to the UK postal industry, according to postal union sources, reports The Daily Telegraph.
Read MoreUK postal workers to vote over national strike
Ballot papers for strike action are being sent out to all 121,000 postal workers across the UK as the dispute between the Communication Workers Union and Royal Mail continues.
Read MoreDHL Volunteer Day in full swing in Fiji
DHL has held a Volunteer Day in Fiji to promote the spirit of volunteerism among employees.
Read MoreUPU project to be extended in Latin America
After last year’s successful launch of a UPU money-transfer service between the Posts of Spain, Chile and Uruguay, nine new Latin American countries are set to join the project.
Read MoreMER Magazine
The Mail & Express Review (MER) Magazine is our quarterly print publication. Packed with original content and thought-provoking features, MER is a must-read for those who want the inside track on the industry.